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People and places in Ossining are mentioned throughout 'Mad Men,' and a special Ossining Historical Society tour Sept. 22 will show you where some of these places actually are, but act fast to secure your spot.

Meet the old-time farm scene that used to define Westchester, with live poultry and livestock, needlework, champion vegetables and pies and lots of good family fun. Grange Fair Grounds, 99 Moseman Road, Yorktown Heights. 914-962-3900, www.yorktowngrangefair .org.

Bill Cosby at the Westchester County Center, Sept. 7

Comedian-actor-author-activist Bill Cosby - still beloved by TV audiences for his role as Cliff Huxtable in the 1980s hit "The Cosby Show" - makes a rare local appearance at the Westchester County Center in White Plains. Cosby, who started his career as a standup comedian, has won numerous Emmy and Grammy awards. Tickets are $39.50 to $89.50 (VIP).198 Central Ave., White Plains. www.wmconcerts.com or 914-995-4050.

Mad About Ossining: A Tour of the Places from the Hit TV Series "Mad Men," Sept. 22

In 2007 AMC premiered "Mad Men," about advertising executives of Madison Avenue in the 1960s and its main character, a man by the name of Don Draper. Don, one of the most successful in the business, lived in Ossining with his beautiful wife, Betty, at the beginning of the series. People and places in Ossining are mentioned throughout the first and second seasons of the series, and this tour will show you where some of these places actually are. Join the Ossining Historical Society as we tour by comfortable bus the places of Don and Betty Draper's Ossining. Tickets are limited, so call or email the Ossining Historical Society about reserving your place. 914-941-0001, or email ohsm@bestweb.net

Hounds on the Sound, Oct. 6

All participants - of the two-legged and four-legged variety - will have a howling good time at the fifth annual Hounds on the Sound dog walk. Humans and their pooch(es) can stroll around the 105-acre Glen Island Park for excellent causes: to benefit the animals at the New Rochelle Humane Society, Pet Rescue of Larchmont and the Mount Vernon Shelter. There will also be vendors, refreshments, activities for kids, demonstrations, dog contests, a photo booth, and music. Dogs and cats will be available for adoption. For more information and to register, call Mary at 718-309-0984 or visit www.houndsonthesound .com. $25 per individual walker, $40 per family. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Pelham Road, New Rochelle.

The Yonkers Film Festival, better known as YoFi Fest, will feature new works by emerging artists. Filmmakers will also have a chance to interact with viewers, who can ask questions about both the art of moviemaking and the business side of the process. The Yonkers Film Festival will take place at the Yonkers Riverfront Library Theater at 1 Larkin Plaza. More information is available on the YoFi Fest site http://yofifest.wix.com /yofifest.

The Hungry, Hungry Games at Tarrytown Music Hall,

Oct. 13

First there was "Spank," the musical "Fifty Shades of Grey" spoof. Then there was "Potted Potter," a humorous look at J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter books. Now "The Hungry, Hungry Games," the onstage parody of the best-selling series and blockbuster film starring Jennifer Lawrence, comes to the Tarrytown Music Hall. From director and co-writer Jim Millan, who worked on the classic sketch comedy show, "The Kids in the Hall," this live stage comedy goofs on your favorite characters and scenes. Will the odds be ever in your favor? You'll have to buy a ticket - $28 to $48 - to find out. 2 p.m., 13 Main St., Tarrytown. 914-631-3390, www.tarrytown musichall.org.

Music

Rockland County Choral Society's 2013 Rockland Summer Sings, Aug. 12

An open sing for those who like to sing classical music. No experience necessary. They provide the sheet music, the conductor (Matthew Rupcich) and accompanist (Michael Fennelly). If you're looking for something different - with no commitment beyond showing up one night - you'll rehearse and sing Beethoven's "Mass in C Major" in one night. At 7 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Church, 65 Washington Ave., Suffern. $10, $8 students, includes refreshments and use of score. Email saperto@ gmail.com. www.rockland choral.org. 845-418-6225.

Beach Boys, Aug. 14

Don't miss the legendary Beach Boys in their only area concert at Provident Bank Park's 2013 Summer Concert Series. The band Liverpool opens. 6 p.m. Tickets are $20-$50. Visit http://www.rocklandboulders .com/tickets/concerts/ for tickets and more info. The stadium is at One Provident Bank Park Drive in Ramapo.

Rosanne Cash at Bethel Woods, Aug. 24

Over the past 30 years, Cash has recorded 14 albums, and has had 11 No. 1 singles, a Grammy award and two gold albums. In that time she has navigated her own path between country and rock, roots and pop, writing songs that are finely wrought vignettes, both highly personal and universally appealing. 8 p.m. in the Event Gallery. Reserved seats are $59. www.BethelWoodsCenter. org, Ticketmaster.com.

First l Rockland Caribbean Music Festival, Sept. 14

The first Rockland Caribbean Music Festival will feature Caribbean musicians and DJs in an all-day music festival from noon to 11 p.m. at Provident Bank Park's Boulder Stadium in Ramapo. Tickets are $20 and $10 for children under 10. Email caribbfest@gmail.com or call 845-300-3698.